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india, they like the demographics better than china. is there a broader message to take away from all of this? >> it may we bell. their population, i'll tell you what, seven years away. >> and we're talking about worker shortages within a couple of decades. >> the reports are amazing. >>> coming up, is bigger really better? we're not still talking about fast food. finding out if the market has the appetite for apple's new beefier ipad. >> with hotwire's low prices, i can afford to visit chicago for my first big race and l.a. for my best friend's wedding. because when hotels have unsold rooms, they use hotwire to fill them. so i got my hotels for half-price! >> men: ♪ h-o-t-w-i-r-e ♪ hotwire.com >>> you're watching "worldwide exchange." >>> welcome back to the program. these are your headlines. bp beats estimates in the fourth quarter as it prepares for a crucial trial on the gulf of mexico oil spill. >> ubs posts a fourth quarter loss. restructuring charges, but the shortfall is less than expected. >> and the u.s. files a civil suit
india, they like the demographics better than china. is there a broader message to take away from all of this? >> it may we bell. their population, i'll tell you what, seven years away. >> and we're talking about worker shortages within a couple of decades. >> the reports are amazing. >>> coming up, is bigger really better? we're not still talking about fast food. finding out if the market has the appetite for apple's new beefier ipad. >> with hotwire's low...
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exports of venezuelaas to china -- venza will ship to china. toyota expects to be exporting 150,000 vehicles a year from the u.s. by 2014. 20% more than last year as demand by nouveau-rich consumers grow in these nations. back to you, ross. >> all right. thanks for that. >>> welcome to bizarre-o world. dennis rodman is in north korea. the former nba star arrived in pang young along with harlem globetrotters in tow to film a tv documentary. the trip hasn't been a total slam-dunk. rodman could have gotten his careers mixed up. he tweeted he might run to the "gangnam style" dude. they might have a north korean version, one never knows. if they do, i'd like to see it. >>> let's look at what's on the agenda in asia tomorrow. besides dennis rodman. as we mentioned, japan's government will present its nominees for central bank government deputies to parliament with all signs pointing to a new head of bank upon japan. >>> new delhi becomes the latest government to try promoting growth while balancing the books. >>> and china, everbright, shk properties
exports of venezuelaas to china -- venza will ship to china. toyota expects to be exporting 150,000 vehicles a year from the u.s. by 2014. 20% more than last year as demand by nouveau-rich consumers grow in these nations. back to you, ross. >> all right. thanks for that. >>> welcome to bizarre-o world. dennis rodman is in north korea. the former nba star arrived in pang young along with harlem globetrotters in tow to film a tv documentary. the trip hasn't been a total slam-dunk....
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the third major trend is china, the china story is getting bigger and bigger and bigger. not only that, the money is coming out of china rather than investing in u.s. treasury, it's chasing for the acquisitions of sf and equity stakes and various companies to earn higher returns and also gain larger market share. now, the fourth trend, of course, is the huge asian plus china kind of trade block. it's one of the largest in the world by population size. but it's also growing much faster compared with other markets. so all these four different trends trarns late for positive earning he in the region. >> where are the map opportunities, then, if you're looking from an investment angle? where would you see the sectors you get most of this transaction? >> right. right. so you would look at the region. what's happening is the rise of the middle class. in china, of course, at the country is changing from an export dependent economy to an economy of more balance towards internal consumption, i.e., underpinned by the rising middle class. and the same story you were saying around th
the third major trend is china, the china story is getting bigger and bigger and bigger. not only that, the money is coming out of china rather than investing in u.s. treasury, it's chasing for the acquisitions of sf and equity stakes and various companies to earn higher returns and also gain larger market share. now, the fourth trend, of course, is the huge asian plus china kind of trade block. it's one of the largest in the world by population size. but it's also growing much faster compared...
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we'll have more on what investors can expect from china in the coming year of the snake. >> also, china has been less vocal about the rise on the yen from than other countries. but beijing is taking action of its own to head off unwanted pressure to appreciate. find out more about china quietly joining the currency wars on cnbc.com. >>> and in australia, a cocktail of slowing mining investments, government spending cuts and the high aussie dollar has been crimping the economy a bit. chi slower growth. they're leaving the door open for more rate cuts if they are needed. >>> the french budget minister has hinted at a possible stake in peugeot. it will write down assets by 4.1 billion euros. stephane joins us from paris with the very latest. i can tell you how this is going to go. the french are nationalizing something again. is this really the best move for this ailing car measure? >> this will be the last resort option. this is clear what the budget minister said this morning. he indicated that the government would buy a stage in peugeot citron when the carmaker would launch a capital hi
we'll have more on what investors can expect from china in the coming year of the snake. >> also, china has been less vocal about the rise on the yen from than other countries. but beijing is taking action of its own to head off unwanted pressure to appreciate. find out more about china quietly joining the currency wars on cnbc.com. >>> and in australia, a cocktail of slowing mining investments, government spending cuts and the high aussie dollar has been crimping the economy a...
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in in china had fallen. we're also getting -- foreign direct in china had fallen. we're also getting that they will have expanded property tax trial and implement property purchase limit. the shanghai composite addi adding .6% today, nearly 2,400. it was below the 2000 level last fall when iron ore prices bottomed out adding 18% over the past three months. china will take additional measures to curb property speculation. >>> in india, trade unions have begun a two-day strike in protest against the government's economic reforms. nearly a dozen unions plan to block transport links and disrupt state-run bank. the strikes come as the government aims to revive a flagging economy and avoid the threat of a down grade for india's credit rating. joining me exclusiveliy is uday kotak, managing director at kotak ma hintdra bank. thank you very much for joining us. we understand you had an investment conference drawing people from around the world. we're also learning that investment into china is falling. do you think global investors see india as the new china here? >> i thi
in in china had fallen. we're also getting -- foreign direct in china had fallen. we're also getting that they will have expanded property tax trial and implement property purchase limit. the shanghai composite addi adding .6% today, nearly 2,400. it was below the 2000 level last fall when iron ore prices bottomed out adding 18% over the past three months. china will take additional measures to curb property speculation. >>> in india, trade unions have begun a two-day strike in protest...
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is this the start of china and hong kong tightening? >> well, it's a continuation of the policies that has been in existence for the last three years. and actually, the chinese government has done quite a lot to try to cool the property market with limited success. although property prices just rose slightly. but this is in spite of the government measures. the conclusion can only be the government measures are not tightening up. they want to put a brick actually to the property prices and increases. premier wen jiabao wanted property prices to fall 20% to 30%. obviously, he has failed and property prices are still out of reach for ordinary people in the first line and second line cities. so the government will introduce more measures. >> what kinds of measures and are they going to go beyond targeted property measures to tightening monetary policy more broadly? >> yeah, well, one thing they can do is stop the property mortgage market completely. and that actually happened at the end of the 2008 property market in china and property sha
is this the start of china and hong kong tightening? >> well, it's a continuation of the policies that has been in existence for the last three years. and actually, the chinese government has done quite a lot to try to cool the property market with limited success. although property prices just rose slightly. but this is in spite of the government measures. the conclusion can only be the government measures are not tightening up. they want to put a brick actually to the property prices...
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reaction to the china pmi. >> thank you, ross. investors, in fact, shrugged off the mixed signals for the two versions of the numbers for january. the shanghai composite rallied today and posted its best weekly gain in 15 months. brokerages surged some 3% to 15% on hopes of higher trading volumes. according to the latest survey, investors confidence in january jumped 24% on the month hitting the highest level in nearly two years. the hang seng trimmed early weakness to finish flat. the chinese state sealmakers summabled brought down by weaker than expected pmi data. in japan, the nikkei 225 gained for the 12th straight week, its longest rally since 1959. the yen continued to weaken on easing hopes. the softbank shares surged 5.7% after posting strong q3 earnings. shirk rose sharply on talks that it would post its first earnings in three quarters. elsewhere, the kospi finished marginally in the red. meanwhile, china helped fresh australia shares to a fresh 21-month high. india's sensex is now trading lower by 0.4%. on that note, ba
reaction to the china pmi. >> thank you, ross. investors, in fact, shrugged off the mixed signals for the two versions of the numbers for january. the shanghai composite rallied today and posted its best weekly gain in 15 months. brokerages surged some 3% to 15% on hopes of higher trading volumes. according to the latest survey, investors confidence in january jumped 24% on the month hitting the highest level in nearly two years. the hang seng trimmed early weakness to finish flat. the...
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how do you see the china sales progressing? and what percentage of your sales will now be in mainland china? >> well, we expect china to become our biggest market. last year, this was the united states. in china, we after a slowdown of our growth last year have made some decisions, including a board member for china, a new sales structure and recently the intended investment into bike. with these changes and, of course, lastly driven by our great product, we expect to regain momentum throughout this year. >> what happened in china? were you not -- should you not have been more aggressive going into that market which is clearly the growth opportunity here and where are you lagging rivals? >> well, first of all, we came many years later than our direct competitors. for about 60 years, we had a great catch up. we grew faster than our direct competitors. in 2011, we were almost at the level of one of the two competitors. 12 we lost momentum. the sales structure was one issue. we had other issues. we had analyzized that and set freq
how do you see the china sales progressing? and what percentage of your sales will now be in mainland china? >> well, we expect china to become our biggest market. last year, this was the united states. in china, we after a slowdown of our growth last year have made some decisions, including a board member for china, a new sales structure and recently the intended investment into bike. with these changes and, of course, lastly driven by our great product, we expect to regain momentum...
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i think what's changed is what china is -- what is helping china grow. and he can what we are seeing and is this shift from an export and property investment led growth model to one more reliant on domestic demand. now, of course, for brazil, it was the commodities access that's key. it's key for its equity markets. and, you know, i think that is the sort of change we're seeing in markets. you know, so i think commodities have not mirrored the right we've seen. >> some other risky assets in recent months and that's something we expect to stay in 2013 as china's growth engine shifts gears. >> mya, quickly, is columbia the new brazil? >> is colombia the new brazil? in what way? >> i guess in the sense of its general economic process specs, maybe appeal to the outside community. and maybe we aren't going to call it what would be the brix, but the rics. but are columbia's prospects on the way up? >> yes, they are, but i'm not sure i would compare colombia to brazil. very different markets. but i think colombia anticipation currency does strengthen like brazi
i think what's changed is what china is -- what is helping china grow. and he can what we are seeing and is this shift from an export and property investment led growth model to one more reliant on domestic demand. now, of course, for brazil, it was the commodities access that's key. it's key for its equity markets. and, you know, i think that is the sort of change we're seeing in markets. you know, so i think commodities have not mirrored the right we've seen. >> some other risky assets...
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china's top retailer bel international fell 17% after a set profit for 2012 would be at the lower end of its forecast. elsewhere, south korea's kospi snapped a six-day winning streak, ending down 0.5%. steel measures took the worst hit. meanwhile, the asx 200 had its worst day since may last year losing 2.3%. the fed minutes and market talks on commodity fund liquidation took a toll on all the miners and oil majors ending well in the red. india's sensex slipped 1.7% today. back to you, kelly. >> sixuan, thank you very much for for that. not much green on that board behind her. u.s. markets yesterday were broadly in the red following the release of the fed minutes. it was, in fact, the worst day of the year for the s&p and nasdaq. the dow posted its biggest loss since february 4th, giving up about 108 points decline in the dow. energy and oil stocks are the worst hit. higher volatility, it jumped nearly 20% during the session. we wonder if that spread a lot of calls to patrick spencer, director of international sales. welcome. >> welcome. >> were investor egg loor phenomenon an sclus t
china's top retailer bel international fell 17% after a set profit for 2012 would be at the lower end of its forecast. elsewhere, south korea's kospi snapped a six-day winning streak, ending down 0.5%. steel measures took the worst hit. meanwhile, the asx 200 had its worst day since may last year losing 2.3%. the fed minutes and market talks on commodity fund liquidation took a toll on all the miners and oil majors ending well in the red. india's sensex slipped 1.7% today. back to you, kelly....
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and with the labor force waning, it will only get harder for china to stay in this industry that china is famous for. we are not competitive any more. i think in about 20 years, the china market salary is going to be so high that no mass production manufacture would be possible here. >> authorities are hinting they might loosen the policy, though officials are weary. a population explosion could further strain the environment and resources of the already 1.3 billion people who live here. still swb some want to change the policy entirely abandon. after leaving his job, yung protested in the streets, calling for anyone to help him pay the nearly $40,000 fine to keep his second child. he raised the money, but still isn't sure about her future. sooner or later, everyone joins the labor force, he says. cooper will definitely generate more wealth when they consume, ensuring economic growth for future generations. cnbc, beijing. >> knew for more, let's bring in andrew lung of appeared rue lung international consultants. michael curry. andrew, let's go to you, though, on this story. so foxconn
and with the labor force waning, it will only get harder for china to stay in this industry that china is famous for. we are not competitive any more. i think in about 20 years, the china market salary is going to be so high that no mass production manufacture would be possible here. >> authorities are hinting they might loosen the policy, though officials are weary. a population explosion could further strain the environment and resources of the already 1.3 billion people who live here....